Google is shutting down its RSS reader, Google News, and replacing it with Google Play Newsstand. The move will force users to switch to a new app if they want to continue reading RSS feeds..
Google News was launched in 2002 and has been a popular way for users to read news from a variety of sources. However, the app has been criticized for its lack of features and its reliance on algorithms to determine what news stories users see..
Google Play Newsstand, on the other hand, is a more modern app that offers a wider range of features, including the ability to customize the news feed, follow specific topics, and save articles for later reading..
The switch to Google Play Newsstand will be a major change for users who rely on Google News to read RSS feeds. However, it is likely that most users will make the switch without too much difficulty..
**How to switch to Google Play Newsstand**.
If you are a current Google News user, you can switch to Google Play Newsstand by following these steps:.
1. Download the Google Play Newsstand app from the Google Play Store..
2. Open the Google Play Newsstand app and sign in with your Google account..
3. Tap the .
